Multiple Area Treatment Planning

I'm wondering about combining treatments - has anyone done multiple areas at the same time? I'm considering treating both my forehead and the area between my eyebrows during the same session, but I don't know if that's recommended or if I should space them out.

Combining areas in one session is actually very common and often recommended! Most practitioners prefer to treat multiple areas at once because it allows them to create a more harmonious, balanced result across your entire upper face. When you treat just one area, sometimes it can look a bit odd because the treated area is smooth while adjacent areas still have movement and lines. Doing everything at once also means you only have to go through the healing process once, and you'll see your full results at the same time. Just make sure you're working with someone experienced who understands how the different facial areas work together.

I've always done multiple areas in the same session, and I think it gives much better overall results! My first treatment included forehead, glabella (between the eyebrows), and around my eyes, and the comprehensive approach made such a difference. The practitioner explained that these areas all work together when you make facial expressions, so treating them together creates a more natural, balanced look. It was also more cost-effective to do it all at once rather than scheduling separate appointments. The recovery time is the same whether you do one area or multiple areas, so there's no additional downtime. What I really appreciated was how my provider mapped out all the areas first and explained how they would work together to achieve my goals. The results were so natural-looking that people just started commenting that I looked more rested and refreshed, but couldn't put their finger on exactly what had changed. My wrinkle treatment plan has always included multiple areas, and I've been consistently happy with how natural and balanced everything looks.